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remove-prefix
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Removes a string from the beginning of another string.
Requires Node.js 6.0.0 or above.
npm i remove-prefix
The module exports a single function.
subject (string): The string that may or may not have a prefix to be removed....prefixes (one or more of: string or Array of strings): The first prefix found will be removed. Longer prefixes are checked first.A two-element Array:
const removePrefix = require('remove-prefix')
const subject = 'abcdef'
let result, prefix
// Removes the prefix
[result] = removePrefix(subject, 'abc')
result // 'def'
// Returns prefix as second element, or returns an empty string if not found
[result, prefix] = removePrefix(subject, 'xyz')
result // 'abcdef'
prefix // ''
// Removes the first prefix found. Longer prefixes are checked first.
// Prefixes can be given as an arguments list or in an array.
[result, prefix] = removePrefix(subject, 'xyz', 'abc', 'de')
result // 'def'
prefix // 'abc'
// Supports the bind operator
subject::removePrefix('abc') // ['def', 'abc']
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Removes a string from the beginning of another string.
We found that remove-prefix demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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